What UM coach Mario Cristobal said at the conclusion of the team's first spring practice session.

Spring Practice is back for the Miami Hurricanes, and Mario Cristobal notes that there is still work to do.

Let’s start here: The Miami Hurricanes will not be firing Mario Cristobal this year, nor should they. Here’s why: Paying him an estimated $60 million buyout — combined with the tens of millions then ...

The Miami Touchdown Club’s annual Operational Scholarship Dinner and Presentation Ceremony, an event, dedicated to recognizing outstanding achievements in both high school and college football within ...

Miami was stunned with an upset loss to Georgia Tech on Saturday night and head coach Mario Cristobal earned the ire of fans for his late-game blunder. On one hand, the Miami Hurricanes were ...

Mario Cristobal is at the center of one of the most expensive and emotional rebuilds in college football. When the University of Miami hired Cristobal back from Oregon in 2021, it made an identity ...

Mario Cristobal beat Texas A&M and Ohio State in three weeks. Both wins made the SEC’s 1-4 bowl record look even worse. The SEC dominated college football for 20 consecutive years. Fourteen national ...

The Miami Hurricanes will write a new chapter in their famed rivalry with Florida State Saturday. Which now involves Mario Cristobal preparing for dual-threat passer Tommy Castellanos — the newest ...

A Miami assistant coach almost lost his job hugging Mario Cristobal. Do not touch Mario Cristobal until the game has truly ended, with the clock reading 0:00. The head coach knew the game wasn’t over ...

MIAMI — Twenty-five miles south of Hard Rock Stadium, not far from Biscayne Bay, the head football coach’s office at the University of Miami overlooks the Greentree Practice Field in Coral Gables. It ...

In the minds of Mario Cristobal and No. 5 Miami, they are treating this game against No. 18 USF like another top 10 opponent. After defeating No. 6 Notre Dame, the Hurricanes had an easier time ...

All the Miami Hurricanes needed to do was take a knee to close out a win against Georgia Tech on Saturday night. Instead, Hurricanes coach Mario Cristobal decided to run the ball in the waning seconds ...